Now, i know designing field HTML and Photoshop. But i want to go for further studies about AS3 because once i need to design a project as well as coding, it will surely necessary. So give me some suggestion.

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Good point, — learning ActionScript 3.0 is a sensible step if you plan to both design and code interactive Animate/Flash work. and were right that a broad web search surfaces many tutorials, but a focused path saves time. Start with AS3 syntax and basic OOP, the display list, event handling, loading external assets, and simple tweening. Keep the official ActionScript reference handy and practise with small projects (clickable buttons, image gallery, tiny sprite game); use the Stack Overflow ActionScript‑3 tag when you hit specific errors. (help.adobe.com)

Toolwise: Adobe Animate remains the official authoring app and still supports AS3 (it can also publish to HTML5 Canvas), but the old free IDE FlashDevelop is effectively discontinued — its project repo notes the change. A modern, cross‑platform alternative is Visual Studio Code with the ActionScript & MXML extension (Bowler Hat) plus the Flex/AIR toolchain for compiling and packaging. For new public web work prefer HTML5/Canvas workflows (CreateJS or contemporary libraries like PixiJS/Phaser). (adobe.com)

Important caution and migration notes: Adobe ended browser Flash Player support on December 31, 2020 and browsers block the plugin, so avoid targeting the old web plugin for new projects. For preserving or running legacy SWFs, use a safe emulator such as Ruffle rather than re‑enabling deprecated plugins. Quick practical tips: favour class‑based code over timeline scripts, keep assets modular, compile and test early and often, and convert high‑priority web content to HTML5 where feasible. (adobe.com)

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Try googling: "actionscript tutorial"

Just type the word script-3.o in any search engine but my preference is Google you get of results.Choose one among them whichever starts with basic since your a fresher.

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